Tendencias de la semana

Yuzuriha
Heartwarming stories at a funeral home that transform our view of death
Mizushima is a veteran manager at a funeral company. One day, a young man with dyed hair and piercings, Takanashi, comes for an interview. Despite objections from others, Mizushima hires him. At first, Takanashi seems frivolous, but he is actually deeply empathetic, facing grieving families with sincerity and sensitivity. Mizushima, who lost his wife to suicide, has long suppressed his own emotions while comforting others, but through Takanashi, he begins to reconnect with his passion and memories of his wife. One day, Takanashi becomes so absorbed in the spirit of someone who committed suicide after being bullied that he lashes out at the attendees…

MinestronE
A shy young man harbors feelings for a café staff and visits the café every day. One day, he gets caught up in the tangled motives of various people who happen to gather there, leading his one-sided love to take an unexpected turn.
The Backside of a Fork
Death is something that comes to everyone, yet no one truly knows what it is.
Intelligence is essential for survival, yet the protagonist attempts suicide in order to satisfy his intellectual curiosity…

curry rice.
Through curry, she discovers her mother’s love. Screened at the Cannes Film Festival.
Miyuki, a girl living alone with her mother Yuka, always had the same dinner — curry that Yuka had prepared in advance. Overwhelmed by loneliness, Miyuki ended up throwing the curry away. Fourteen years passed since that day. On Mother’s Day at the age of 20, Miyuki recalled the curry her late mother had made.

Manga Girls
A manga-loving high school girl. A unique mix of film and manga.
This is from when I used to love drawing manga alone.Every time I quietly sketched at school, someone would start following me. “A stalker!?” To escape, I hid in a car trunk—but it slammed shut... and locked. My phone? Dead. Total panic mode.
